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I would too, for the same reason and for other “paravet” diagnostic work on my unit. That said, in cattle I found (with a bit of vet coaching) it wasn’t hard t
by dairychris 8y ago
I would too, for the same reason and for other “paravet” diagnostic work on my unit.
That said, in cattle I found (with a bit of vet coaching) it wasn’t hard to recognise follicles, distinguish from (and gauge size of) a corpus luteum, etc by manual palpation, at least for someone who AIs reasonably regularly anyway.
Our vets seem no less accurate this way than with their expensive heads-up toy! (I doubt I’m as accurate - I don’t get anything like the practice they do - but very handy for quick sanity check.)
- noddy1 8y agoyou can get chinese vet grade USS machines for ~$500
- tecleandor 8y agoOut of curiosity (and some docs I'm writing) : Any brand or model you can tell me? That's price bought in the US or sourced in China via AliExpress or similar?
- jessaustin 8y agoHave you used these machines? When I have purchased dental equipment from these sources, results have been somewhat hit-or-miss.